Source: United States & Canada – South China Morning PostThe European Union announced details of its long-awaited Indo-Pacific strategy on Thursday, at an event that was completely overshadowed by a new US-backed security alliance aimed at countering China.The strategy calls for the EU to increase its naval presence in the region through port calls and freedom of navigation exercises in a bid to “promote an open and rules-based regional security architecture”.But at a press conference in Brussels, top EU diplomat Josep Borrell was instead peppered…Read More